ReDdls1

I have a 98 z28 with a steel tank. Me and a buddy lined my gas tank with red kote and replaced the injectors with 04 gto injectors as well as put a new fuel filter on it. The problem it was having before and having again is rust particles( there must be a rust spot left?) are partially clogging my injectors and causing a p0300 code. ( low throttle, heavy load) my question is.. Is there anything I can add to my gas tank to dissolve the rust? This is my daily and I really can't afford to have her down for any length of time. Thanks

ZL1Killa

iTrader: (17)

if you have the proper fuel filter, you shouldn't be having rust at your injectors.

Old Geezer

iTrader: (3)

Look at it closely.. Could be the coating you put in the tank.......

ReDdls1

I put a brand new fuel filter on my car as well as fuel pump and strainer. The coating is intact, but there is still a rust spot somewhere in the tank cause the strainer has a bunch of tiny rust particles on it. I've had the system flushed since I lined the tank and put new injectors,filter, pump & strainer etc etc. my car ran good with no hesitation for a few days but has gotten back to being sluggish and throwin the same p0300 code it had before when you would get past 60mph with just light throttle.

jrpimp00

iTrader: (17)

If it was that much rust, why not replace the tank itself?

ReDdls1

I actually just did. It was extremely difficult to find a new one. Gm discontinued the steel tank. I was hoping I could find something to add to my gas to dissolve the rust so I wouldn't have to pull the tank again but such is life

ReDdls1

Order a new tank that is

Burken01

iTrader: (88)

Did you see rust on your injector tips?


How do you know it was rust other than guessing?

ReDdls1

I pulled the injectors out and a crap ton of rust fell out of em when I tapped them against a block of wood

Burken01

iTrader: (88)

How is it getting past the filter?

Odd